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Eigene und Fremde Welten Herausgegeben von Jörg Baberowski, Stefan Rinke und Michael Wildt Mit dem Gedenken an den Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkriegs hat sich die Art der Erinnerung an dieses welthistorische Ereignis verändert. Die Beiträge dieses Bandes zielen darauf ab, Verknüpfungen zwischen individuellen Kriegserfahrungen, Geschichtsschreibung und Erinnerung herzustellen und so den Begriff eines statischen, klar definierten "Endes" des Ersten Weltkrieges zu hinterfragen, eines Konstrukts, das hauptsächlich auf europäischen Entwicklungen beruht.
Eigene und Fremde Welten Herausgegeben von Jörg Baberowski, Stefan Rinke und Michael Wildt Mit dem Gedenken an den Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkriegs hat sich die Art der Erinnerung an dieses welthistorische Ereignis verändert. Die Beiträge dieses Bandes zielen darauf ab, Verknüpfungen zwischen individuellen Kriegserfahrungen, Geschichtsschreibung und Erinnerung herzustellen und so den Begriff eines statischen, klar definierten "Endes" des Ersten Weltkrieges zu hinterfragen, eines Konstrukts, das hauptsächlich auf europäischen Entwicklungen beruht.
Katrin Bromber, Dr. phil., Katharina Lange, Dr. phil., und Heike Liebau, Dr. phil., sind wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterinnen am Leibniz- Zentrum Moderner Orient in Berlin. Anorthe Wetzel ist stellvertretende Leiterin des Veranstaltungsreferats der VolkswagenStiftung in Hannover.
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Contents About the Book 7 Katrin Bromber, Katharina Lange, Heike Liebau and Anorthe Wetzel I. New Approaches, Methodologies and Sources The First World War: Climax and Crisis of Imperialism 17 Radhika Desai The First World War and the Global Environment: A View from South Asia 45 Iftekhar Iqbal Malaria and the Legacy of the First World War in the Ottoman Empire 67 Chris Gratien East Africa and the Post-War Question of Global Arms Control 85 Felix Brahm Migration and the Long First World War in Tunisia 109 Christopher Rominger II. Historiographies and Remembrance 2014: An Invented Anniversary? Museum Exhibitions on the First World War in Russia 121 Oksana Nagornaja The First World War in Africa, the Middle East and South Asia: Commemoration, New Research and Debates around the Centennial 137 Katrin Bromber, Katharina Lange and Heike Liebau "Carnival of Hell. The First World War and the Senses": Exhibiting War 175 Franziska Dunkel The Material Culture of Remembrance and Identity: Imperial War Graves Commission Sites of South Africa, India, Canada and Australia on the Western Front 199 Hanna Smyth Between Persistent Differences and Vagueness: School Textbook Accounts about the First World War 209 Barbara Christophe and Kerstin Schwedes The Long End of the Ottoman Empire: Historiographical Discourses on the First World War in the Consolidating Republic of Turkey 235 Veronika Hager "Digging Deep, Crossing Far". A contemporary art project reaching from the First World War Halfmoon Camp in Wünsdorf to present-day Lahore 267 Julia Tieke Editors, Authors and further Contributors 293
ContentsAbout the Book 7Katrin Bromber, Katharina Lange, Heike Liebau and Anorthe WetzelI. New Approaches, Methodologies and SourcesThe First World War:Climax and Crisis of Imperialism 17Radhika DesaiThe First World War and the Global Environment: A View from South Asia 45Iftekhar IqbalMalaria and the Legacy of the First World War in the Ottoman Empire 67Chris GratienEast Africa and the Post-War Question of Global Arms Control 85Felix BrahmMigration and the Long First World War in Tunisia 109Christopher RomingerII. Historiographies and Remembrance2014: An Invented Anniversary?Museum Exhibitions on the First World War in Russia 121Oksana NagornajaThe First World War in Africa, the Middle East and South Asia: Commemoration, New Research and Debates around the Centennial 137Katrin Bromber, Katharina Lange and Heike Liebau"Carnival of Hell. The First World War and the Senses": Exhibiting War 175Franziska DunkelThe Material Culture of Remembrance and Identity: Imperial War Graves Commission Sites of South Africa, India, Canada and Australia on the Western Front 199Hanna SmythBetween Persistent Differences and Vagueness: School Textbook Accounts about the First World War 209Barbara Christophe and Kerstin SchwedesThe Long End of the Ottoman Empire: Historiographical Discourses on the First World Warin the Consolidating Republic of Turkey 235Veronika Hager"Digging Deep, Crossing Far". A contemporary art project reaching from the First World War Halfmoon Campin Wünsdorf to present-day Lahore 267Julia TiekeEditors, Authors and further Contributors 293Contents About the Book 7 Katrin Bromber, Katharina Lange, Heike Liebau and Anorthe Wetzel I. New Approaches, Methodologies and Sources The First World War: Climax and Crisis of Imperialism 17 Radhika Desai The First World War and the Global Environment: A View from South Asia 45 Iftekhar Iqbal Malaria and the Legacy of the First World War in the Ottoman Empire 67 Chris Gratien East Africa and the Post-War Question of Global Arms Control 85 Felix Brahm Migration and the Long First World War in Tunisia 109 Christopher Rominger II. Historiographies and Remembrance 2014: An Invented Anniversary? Museum Exhibitions on the First World War in Russia 121 Oksana Nagornaja The First World War in Africa, the Middle East and South Asia: Commemoration, New Research and Debates around the Centennial 137 Katrin Bromber, Katharina Lange and Heike Liebau "Carnival of Hell. The First World War and the Senses": Exhibiting War 175 Franziska Dunkel The Material Culture of Remembrance and Identity: Imperial War Graves Commission Sites of South Africa, India, Canada and Australia on the Western Front 199 Hanna Smyth Between Persistent Differences and Vagueness: School Textbook Accounts about the First World War 209 Barbara Christophe and Kerstin Schwedes The Long End of the Ottoman Empire: Historiographical Discourses on the First World War in the Consolidating Republic of Turkey 235 Veronika Hager "Digging Deep, Crossing Far". A contemporary art project reaching from the First World War Halfmoon Camp in Wünsdorf to present-day Lahore 267 Julia Tieke Editors, Authors and further Contributors 293
Contents About the Book 7 Katrin Bromber, Katharina Lange, Heike Liebau and Anorthe Wetzel I. New Approaches, Methodologies and Sources The First World War: Climax and Crisis of Imperialism 17 Radhika Desai The First World War and the Global Environment: A View from South Asia 45 Iftekhar Iqbal Malaria and the Legacy of the First World War in the Ottoman Empire 67 Chris Gratien East Africa and the Post-War Question of Global Arms Control 85 Felix Brahm Migration and the Long First World War in Tunisia 109 Christopher Rominger II. Historiographies and Remembrance 2014: An Invented Anniversary? Museum Exhibitions on the First World War in Russia 121 Oksana Nagornaja The First World War in Africa, the Middle East and South Asia: Commemoration, New Research and Debates around the Centennial 137 Katrin Bromber, Katharina Lange and Heike Liebau "Carnival of Hell. The First World War and the Senses": Exhibiting War 175 Franziska Dunkel The Material Culture of Remembrance and Identity: Imperial War Graves Commission Sites of South Africa, India, Canada and Australia on the Western Front 199 Hanna Smyth Between Persistent Differences and Vagueness: School Textbook Accounts about the First World War 209 Barbara Christophe and Kerstin Schwedes The Long End of the Ottoman Empire: Historiographical Discourses on the First World War in the Consolidating Republic of Turkey 235 Veronika Hager "Digging Deep, Crossing Far". A contemporary art project reaching from the First World War Halfmoon Camp in Wünsdorf to present-day Lahore 267 Julia Tieke Editors, Authors and further Contributors 293
ContentsAbout the Book 7Katrin Bromber, Katharina Lange, Heike Liebau and Anorthe WetzelI. New Approaches, Methodologies and SourcesThe First World War:Climax and Crisis of Imperialism 17Radhika DesaiThe First World War and the Global Environment: A View from South Asia 45Iftekhar IqbalMalaria and the Legacy of the First World War in the Ottoman Empire 67Chris GratienEast Africa and the Post-War Question of Global Arms Control 85Felix BrahmMigration and the Long First World War in Tunisia 109Christopher RomingerII. Historiographies and Remembrance2014: An Invented Anniversary?Museum Exhibitions on the First World War in Russia 121Oksana NagornajaThe First World War in Africa, the Middle East and South Asia: Commemoration, New Research and Debates around the Centennial 137Katrin Bromber, Katharina Lange and Heike Liebau"Carnival of Hell. The First World War and the Senses": Exhibiting War 175Franziska DunkelThe Material Culture of Remembrance and Identity: Imperial War Graves Commission Sites of South Africa, India, Canada and Australia on the Western Front 199Hanna SmythBetween Persistent Differences and Vagueness: School Textbook Accounts about the First World War 209Barbara Christophe and Kerstin SchwedesThe Long End of the Ottoman Empire: Historiographical Discourses on the First World Warin the Consolidating Republic of Turkey 235Veronika Hager"Digging Deep, Crossing Far". A contemporary art project reaching from the First World War Halfmoon Campin Wünsdorf to present-day Lahore 267Julia TiekeEditors, Authors and further Contributors 293Contents About the Book 7 Katrin Bromber, Katharina Lange, Heike Liebau and Anorthe Wetzel I. New Approaches, Methodologies and Sources The First World War: Climax and Crisis of Imperialism 17 Radhika Desai The First World War and the Global Environment: A View from South Asia 45 Iftekhar Iqbal Malaria and the Legacy of the First World War in the Ottoman Empire 67 Chris Gratien East Africa and the Post-War Question of Global Arms Control 85 Felix Brahm Migration and the Long First World War in Tunisia 109 Christopher Rominger II. Historiographies and Remembrance 2014: An Invented Anniversary? Museum Exhibitions on the First World War in Russia 121 Oksana Nagornaja The First World War in Africa, the Middle East and South Asia: Commemoration, New Research and Debates around the Centennial 137 Katrin Bromber, Katharina Lange and Heike Liebau "Carnival of Hell. The First World War and the Senses": Exhibiting War 175 Franziska Dunkel The Material Culture of Remembrance and Identity: Imperial War Graves Commission Sites of South Africa, India, Canada and Australia on the Western Front 199 Hanna Smyth Between Persistent Differences and Vagueness: School Textbook Accounts about the First World War 209 Barbara Christophe and Kerstin Schwedes The Long End of the Ottoman Empire: Historiographical Discourses on the First World War in the Consolidating Republic of Turkey 235 Veronika Hager "Digging Deep, Crossing Far". A contemporary art project reaching from the First World War Halfmoon Camp in Wünsdorf to present-day Lahore 267 Julia Tieke Editors, Authors and further Contributors 293
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»Hier werden neue Themen gefunden, welche die Perspektiven beträchtlich erweitern und künftige Studien anregen können.« OSTEUROPA, 24.06.2019»An excellent volume offering much food for thought for those involved in remembrance and commemoration.« Dominiek Dendooven, H-Soz-Kult, 14.11.2019»Der aus einem im Jahr 2017 veranstalteten, gleichnamigen Herrenhäuser Symposium hervorgegangene Band fragt nach den multiplen Enden des Ersten Weltkriegs und sensibilisiert damit für die globale Dimension der europäischen Katastrophe ebenso wie für das Erkenntnispotential wechselnder Periodisierungen.« Jahrbuch für Extremismus & Demokratie, Band 2019
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